CCTVs to be installed in schools to better protect students

KUALA LUMPUR: Schools with a history of bullying will be prioritised for closed-circuit television (CCTV) installation as part of the Education Ministry’s latest safety initiative, which aims to better protect students and prevent future incidents.

The ministry said RM3mil has been allocated this year for the installation of CCTV systems in 200 dormitories nationwide.

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